The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 15

Aur 21. I960 BALLET COMPANY IN FINE PERFORMANCE HEWS OF THE INLAND EMPIRE TOP STOWS MOM 111 POINTS III THE NATION'S WISEST COUNTY By CHARLES D. PERI.F.E I Miss Baylis, Anna Caucasian Dances; and Nigadoff O- rr rr faV REDLANDS Five thousand Vera Lee and Patricia Casey-! and Gary Grant, James Piersall balletomanes at Redlands Bowl- creatures-made land Myron Reynolds in the brcath-rnday mfflit to give resounding ap-! taking Slavonic dance. The gyp- plause, punctuated with to XT very good, too, FrasV Michel Panaieffs Los Sanchez. Vss Monteil I Ua Marine Corps Exercise Will Start Today 5,000 Troops in 13 Reserve Units Will Toke Part uty ballet as the remarkably V.oiiV Ciretchrn Goetz and Marjorie beautiful girls and handsome fo celebrated bailer- performed three of Panaicff's fair-jinns of the day I 'ECHO' TOO ly recent choreographies of "Glin- Panaieff himself made an al- appeared in the sky ka Fantasie," "Songs Without, most too-brief an appearance before the third Words" (Mendelssohn and "The; the Devil (Salesman) in the Dvor- hj.llpt -nd frnm DECISION ON IONING REQUEST IS DEFERRED Devil's Belt" (Dvorak).

TWENTYNINE PALMS Five COMMUNICATION aK oaiiet, out ne is certainly one the Friday night's at-of the greatest actor dancers of tendance brought the season to- By GKORGE W. SAVAGE Continuing lor the balance of thousand troops, comprising 111 It is to the great credit of Pan-iour day. He is the successor to tal attendance to 80,700. eve GRAND TERRACE The the proposed change of ning was dedicated to the memory zone of Helen Cheney Kimberley, who County Planning Commission hasjW0lll(1 establish a finger of R-l created the first endowment fordpfprm, dodskm untll Sppt, 15! extending into the existing A4 Marine Corps Reserve units from aicif, the dancers and the audi- Leonide Massine. coast to coast, launch three days 'once that the three ballets were he fine two-piano accompani- of maneuvers today from the Ma-jso well-received, because not one'mcnt was pmvjclpcl by Mcl Dang- rine Base here at Twentynine.of the three had ever been per-cil and Phcbe Stanton.

Palms. (formed in this area before. There. nientj(m the namps ReHlanHs rnmmunifv Music the zone. Mountain, Mt.

Baxter, Mt. Williamson and Mt. Langlcy, The Nelson bighorn sheep in California range eastward from the White Mountains, just east of Bishop, down through the mountains of eastern San Bernardino County. Both the male and female bighorn grow horns which ate never shed. Growth rings on the horns indicate the animal's In cooperation with the State Fish Assn.

Mrs. George Emmett Mul l0" a for a of zone nnrl I-m A-l-5, agriculture, to R-l for (W month, an exhibition of desert paintings by John W. Hilton, Tientynine Palms artist, author ad naturalist, will be presented to! the public at the Spanish Art C.allery, Studio 25, in Balboa Park, San Diego. The one-man exhibition opened Aug. 6.

Already crowds have visited the gallery to ioe the work of this San Bernar Operation Charger, a coordinat-was truly soua communication De- but there isn.t space. Bowl founder-president, Inn Rnwl fnnnrler-nresirlent Degree Ceremony Set Wilbur H. Schowalter aPPeared-onja on the north side ed air-ground exercise, will f0? a'cer? "iio name a few others: Francinc of Van Buren cast of Mt. stage at the offering-time and conducted over an area 50 miles" H'e um-rauidniy Lida de Valer0 and Kimberley worKs. some ine music sHaldor de Bet-ker were superb in paid tribute to Mrs Vernon in Grand Terrace.

Citrus growers in the area have opposed the change of zone re- and introduced her daughters, Mrs. Elbert Shirk and Mrs. Nath COLTON Tne first degree will be conferred Monday at 8 p.m. bv the Colton Odd Fellows Lodge 236 at the IOOF Hall, 139 St. Noble Grand R.

M. Myers will preside. -f I "Romance and the Lark (Glin- counts in bal et and it was viv-, n. in rinncintr ka); as were Jane Irwin, Roberta Th. dTnnW r.i Swing, Bcatriz Monteil and Alex-T.

lf! ande? Nigadoff in the Oriental and dino County resident who says an Paine, both ardent Bowl sup- Quest by Zampese Debenedet land Game Commission and the t'l have made this my desert porters for many years. 1 The citrus growers contended U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, long and 15 miles wide in the Mo-jave Desert. It will end Wednesday. The maneuvers will be held on a battalion landing team scale, with aerial, motor transport, communications, air delivery, artillery, tank and engineer supporting units taking part.

The team will push 35 miles into the desert, starting from a point Peggy Baylis, Esther Jordan, the National Park Service now is conducting a study of bighorn sheep in Death Valley and their Beulah Morgan and Lila Zali were out of this world. This is a company that is so good that it deserves to tour the world GMDCEC as representative of what Amer- a few miles from the base. During ica has to offer in the ballet three days of fighting, they'll hit1 field. range relationship to the burro, which is one of its chief competitors for food and water. A friend of mine says its a pity that folks can't exchange problems.

Everyone seems to know bow to solve the other fellow's. rtfi several "aggressor" units in the It is hard to say what number attack route to reach the final ob fcas more outstanding than the jective, a landing strip dubbed other, but I must remark first "Sears Field." about the exciting spins of Me-re- A firing demonstration will cnddith Baylis in "The Devil's the exercise. and also about the dancing of Satellite watching seems to be the space age companion of the more earthly bird watcher. Ever County Men since the Echo satellite balloon was shot into orbit, folks have been craning their necks skyward to follow the course of this speed Miss Baylis and her partner, Perry Brunson, in the "Fantasie." Both of these outstanding dancers are members of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and how fortunate we were to have had them here! Miss Baylis, by the way, made her debut in Red-lands Bowl a few years ago as a young dancer with Panaicff's Ballet Intime. In Service Carpet Iir3IH)S REASONS TO BUY ing man-made star.

No longer does one blame a stiff neck onto a cool draft, or a sideways glance at a pretty girl walking along a windy street. Now you refer to it as watched the balloon satellite for about 17 minutes as it crossed the at sky one evening last week. It as cended into the firmament above us, rising in the southwest, pass HENDRICKS Army Pfc. Simon M. Fuentes, 24, whose wife, Alice, resides in Chino, is a member of the Sth Division's 16th Infantry in Germany.

Cadet Robert P. Yavis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Yavis, Highland, has completed a four-week training assignment with the 7th Army in Germany.

Marine Pvt. Vernon C. New-lin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R.

Newlin, Colton, has completed four weeks of individual combat training at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. through the process of living in it for the past 28 years. I have pandered its canyons and ridges on foot and horseback, crossed Us plains with cars and jeeps, dug into its vitals for semi-precious gems. I attempt to give something more than a photographic rep-Jlca of the land I love. A jagged p'eak starkly outlined against a gulden dawn it more than a mountain and a sky to me or a pleasant combination ot colors to please an interior decorator.

It ii a symbol ot promise. II I paint that synilml in a convincing manner according to the laws ot optics, geology and aerial perspective and have weeded out the unnecessary details to point up the Important ones, then I feel I have gone a step beyond the photographic; jet I want every viewer to know it is a desert mountain against a golden sky without the need of a commentary to explain these facts. "My subject matter is cryptic and symbolic by its very nature and does not need more than a forthright presentation to carry its message." I Thanks to a letter from Wil-Jiam C. King, proprietor of the King Drug Co. at Beaumont, I have learned more about Hootch" Simpson's skull.

Last Week I mentioned that this dessert character's skull was owned by (ieorge Fipkin of Trona, King writes: "In jour you mention the skull of "Hootch" now in the possession yt George Pipkin of Trona. My Harold Weight of Twen-Ijnine Falm, whom you perhaps know, has (so he claims) the original rope, with noose, used to hang "Hootch" at Skidoo. He also has a copy of the original print of the re-enacted hanging of this man as was used In the Rhyolite and Los Angeles papers at the I am an ardent devotee of Death Valley and its history and am tremendously interested in all these little facts picked up here and there about its early days." Thanks, Bill King for your comments and your kind words about the column. Jim Barnes, capable secretary of the Needles Boat Racing Club, man's mate seaman, U.S. Navy, son of Mrs.

Mary F. Brown, Cuca-monga, has returned to San Diego aboard the Pacific Fleet radar picket destroyer USS Southerland after a five-and-a-half month tour of duty with the 7th Fleet in the Far East. Midshipman 3.C. John A. Can-tele, son of Mr.

and Mrs. D. T. Cantele, Upland; is taking part in this year's annual midshipmen training cruise aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Lexington operating out of San Diego. ing "through" the constellation Sagittarius, traveling "over" the Evening Star, thence on across the night sky to set a few minutes later in the northeastf An hour and four minutes later it repeated its flight across the what we once thought of as a NAME BRANDS void.

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The annual fair comes to a close today. DOWNS Filament Nylon the river cruises there will be guides who will point out points of Interest. We learn that Charles Rose, who was the fortunate one to receive title to the new Hospital House at Bear Valley, is the minister of the Church of the Brethren at El Cajon, Calif. He and his wife had made a donation to the Hospital House on July 4 while they were enjoying their first overnight visit with relatives residing at Big Bear. Aron Abraham sen says: "What we don't know we explain to each other." That must be the reason for a lot of our political pot-pourri of speeches.

According to a recent article in The Inyo Independent, the Sierra Nevada in Inyo-Mono area and the Death Valley region are sites of increasing herds of bighorn sheep. Fred Jones estimates there are more than 390 sheep in the Sierra Nevadas. A different Species, the Nelson bighorn which is found in Death Valley, approximated between 550 and 800 in 1959, according to Floyd Wells, park naturalist. These wonderful animals that look something like a short deer, with curved horns, are fully protected by law. The Sierra Nevada bighorn once occupied about 20 mile of the Sierra Crest, a range reduced today to about 170 miles.

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